Congressional ethos and rivalries in the Senate and House
Bruce Catton portrays how Congress displays both bitter fights and rare courtesy. He notes leaders spar over nominations, then honor dead colleagues with formal, respectful speeches, highlighting an unwritten code of fellowship that governs behavior across parties and chambers.
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Washington
Congress
Mie
Sam Ray Futt
George Bensler
Ohio
Bender
Wee Martin
Rayhuin
Missouri
New York
Ian McRevanlils
Tennessee
McReynales
House
Gearhart
California
Congressman Blatt
Geahart
Ellist
Rush Hart
Senate
Becwure
Hie Foweht
West Virginia
Senator Neely
Arkansas Senate rejects refinancing bill amid amendments
Little Rock reports the state senate under extended hearings passed Governor Bisley’s highway refinancing measure after 21 committee amendments. The plan would shift control to the State Refunding Board, set interest near 6.5 percent, and require senate approval for bond sales. Bratton and Ammen pushed changes, delaying final decision as a heated debate on revenue use and highway bonds continued.
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Little Rock
Senate
Bisley
House
Aiundanes
State Board of Funnance
de Lanner
Dallas Ane Uual
Lidi Liuns
Luke Ammeu
Paris
Stave Board of Finance
Ie Wave
Vale
Abington
Beebe
Newport
Anchinveey
Fareloe
Dardanelle
Colonien
Lepinte Ai Crawfurd
A Thought The fever wok the butley Jaen
A fragmented historical note mentions fever, work, and names Butley and Jaen in unclear relation. The readable text provides minimal context on a health or labor theme without a coherent event or date.
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Butley Jaen
Cranium Crackers Trivia Quiz From Page Two
Baseball quiz questions probe the PMG World Series teams and winner. They ask who started at first base in the 1931 All Star game and who won major league titles, referencing teams and venues like Griffith Park and Comiskey Park.
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Penniait
Wii Itainipedl
Griffith Park
Comigkey Park
Joana
Jeany
Aierivan Associati Bennett
Three Guardsmen Die in Plane Crash in Florida
In Ston Heights Florida an observation plane of the Mabina National Guard crashed and burned. The victims identified are Captain Leslie Meadows Sergeant BR Snapp and Private W C Badham, all from Birmingham, involved in infantry moves when the crash occurred.
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Ston Heights
Fla
Mabina National Guardiers
Cap
Leslie Meadows
Sergent BR. Snapp
W.C. Badhbam
Birmingham
Bearden's Trial to Be Heard Tuesday
Prosecuting Attorney Dick Huie said the case of Mevinah Bearden of Hope charged with burning near Gordon would be heard Tuesday in Clark circuit court. The regular term convened in Arkadelphia with case settings and civil actions to follow, including a suit by Mrs. Lely Slade of Hope against J. Penny Co. over a spider bite.
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Dick Huie
Star
Eton Arkadelphia
iMevinah Bearden
Hope
Willyarson
Nsgalomehire
Gordon
Clark Circuit
Arkadelphia
Jill
Erin
Huie
E.R. Jarvis
Hope Vate
Rik
Mearden
Shere
Uempsteadl
Clark
Avka-delphin
Dexter Bush
Hempstead County
Stage Coach to Arrive Thursday at Dales Courti
The Chamber of Commerce plans a Thursday arrival of the Stage Coach at Dales Courthouse. About 21 people will meet the coach in the afternoon and deliver essays for a Prescott Philadelphia trip. Postage to New York will be prepaid. letters must be presented at the Chamber office by 4 p.m. for processing.
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Postini
Ptahart Wilson
Chmber of Commerce
J. Kiaifassi
J. AL Werser
Dales ‘Courie pCourt
Gide
New York
Prescott
Arkidelphia
Chamber of Commerce Office
Ge Each. ‘Mhix Stainge
Chamber of Commnerer Attany
Iran
Texis
Maori maidens guard food from hua shadow in village rite
Among the New Zealand Maoris, village maidens perform a ritual task to ensure hua shadow does not defile the food of the tuhungu priest or doctor by passing over it.
Erosion control rally at Alton CCC camp draws crowd
Dr. HL Bennett chief of the United States Soil Conservation Service is introduced at an erosion-control rally in southwest Arkansas. The scene shows officials and local leaders including James Bosley Revee Caudle Glenn Wallace mayor Hope Horace Whompson Hank Sargent and Louis J. Merrill among others acknowledging the audience.
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Hope Star
Alton CCC
HL Bennett
United States Soil Con Somnru Tan Service
Crawal
Ed Srom
Arkansas
Dr. Bennett
James Bosley
Pexarbata
Wsuig
Revee Caudle
Rneselidlle
Ehademm
Vonsopvarton
Glenn Wallace
Nashville
Arkansas Orchards
Mine Creek Soil Conservation Disstrict
United States
Ws. Atkins
City of Hope
Ds the Reniet’s
Dief
United States Soil Con Solvation Service
George Wo Ware
la. Benner
Louis J. Merrill Groopings Avery
Art Worth
Region Conservator
Dames We Sargent
Fou Worth
Drauth Raging in Northeast States
A weather brief notes drought stricken Northeast saved Walter shortage Wednesday in some units and increased bo as of fapestrites with scattered central storms across New England.
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Drauth
Associated Press
Walter
New England
Russell Confesses Killing Salesman
A garbled report states convict Jack Russell confessed to killing a salesman named Wall S. Minion in Ma leston. The fragment mentions federal jury involvement in Chicago with indictments related to the crime.
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Russell
Malesten
Chi
Warner Dess Dunn
Jack Russell
Wall S. Minion
Arkin Cry
Kan
Alnion Similiiat
Chicaxe
Doctors Score a Victory Over U S
The American Medical Association won a sweeping victory when a federal judge ruled the Sherman act could not apply to medical practice. The Department of Justice had charged AMA and its co defendants restrained the “wade” of Group Health, a cooperative healthy association in California.
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Washington
Menica Asselciation
Government
Werlnescay
James M. Proctor
Dudge Pruectoy
Department of Jus- Tew
AMA
Autos Collide On Highway Near Hope Injuring One
A highway collision about 1 am Wednesday west of Hope injures one person and damages two cars severely. A 139 model car was demolished and a LOR model car was damaged. The identity of the injured and hospital details are unclear in the report.
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Hope
Sayre Named U S Philippines Agent by President
President Roosevelt nominates Francis B Sayre to be the United States agent in the Philippines succeeding Hagel Vo Menu as permanent security administrator. Sayre will act as U S canvins d a ssistant secretary role in Manila and Washington.
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Francis B. Sayre
U.S. Philippines
Washington
Irish Terror Bombs Leave 14 Hurt in London
The London report notes 14 people injured by bombs attributed to Irish terrorists. Details on location and timing are unclear due to damaged text, but the event is described as an attack affecting railway and urban areas with emergency response continuing.
New Instructions On Soviet Treaty In London House
Prime Minister Chamberlain told Parliament on Wednesday that Britain had set his diplomats to Moscow for negotiations on a British French Russian mutual assistance pact. He expected to announce a supplementary step early next week as talks proceed.
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London
Eng
Lps
Chaberlain
House of Cynmums
Moscow
Big Crowd Enjoys Field Program at Alton CCC Camp
Large turnout attends a field program at the Alton CCC camp with speakers including Menvill Atkins Ware and Krazier. The event features remarks on public safety and community services, highlighting local groups and authorities in attendance.
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Big Crowd
Alton CCC
Menvill
Atkins, Ware
Krazier
Thesedlay
New Orleans Cotton Market Shows Small Uptick
Market report notes slight rise in spot cotton at YM114 with Spotcore closing five points higher. Middling price listed at 9.45, reflecting modest gains amid trading.
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New Orleans
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